VANCOUVER — Base metal explorer Wolfden Resources (TSX: WLF) may hold a sizeable land package in the historically productive Bathurst mining camp, but according to CEO George Topping the company is all about new discoveries.
In early January Wolfden acquired a 100% stake in the 200 km2 Tetagouche property located around 20 km from Glencore’s (LON: GLEN) shuttered Brunswick No.12 mine and mill. And though the land package hosts five historic volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits, the company's efforts are firmly focused on finding the bedrock source of a series of high grade polymetallic boulders on the project's eastern flank.
Topping joined Wolfden's management team back in December following a 25-year career in the industry, which included time as managing director and senior mining analyst at the Canadian arm of investment firm Stifel Nicolaus. …
“I spent sixteen years as a mining analyst here in Canada and covered a lot of the senior companies during that time. I also have some experience on the junior side and had covered a good deal of VMS deposits,” Topping recounts during an interview. “When my firm decided to withdraw from Canada I started exploring opportunities in industry.”
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